The fishing town of San Felipe, Baja California is famous for turquoise tides, shrimp tacos, and a laid-back vibe you won’t find in crowded resort zones farther south. What many visitors learn only after arrival, however, is that San Felipe sits at the heart of an outdoor playground packed with desert canyons, hot springs, and […]

Every autumn the aroma of sizzling garlic-butter shrimp drifts across San Felipe’s malecón, signaling the return of the Shrimp Festival—known locally as Festival del Camarón. For three flavor-packed days the desert port transforms into a seafood celebration featuring cooking contests, craft vendors, carnival rides and non-stop live music. Whether you’re a seasoned Baja traveler or

1. Why the Baja Sky Still Shines Bright Step outside your RV at Vee’s Ramada on a clear night and the first thing you notice is what’s missing: city glow. San Felipe sits more than 200 km from the nearest large urban center, tucked between the Sea of Cortez and the volcanic Sierra de San

Experience a Memorable “Semana Santa” at Vee’s Ramada in Eldorado Ranch, San Felipe Baja California Easter in Mexico, known as Semana Santa (Holy Week), is a vibrant, deeply rooted tradition that carries significant cultural, religious, and festive elements. For travelers seeking a mix of spirituality, celebration, and relaxation, Semana Santa in San Felipe Baja California

If you’ve been daydreaming about escaping winter’s chill up north for a warm, adventurous paradise, look no further than San Felipe. This charming coastal town on the Sea of Cortez in Baja California, Mexico, is quickly becoming a hot spot for snowbirds eager to dodge frigid temperatures and embrace the vibrant local culture—plus indulge in

If you’re dreaming of waking up to stunning ocean views, tasting fresh seafood, and enjoying endless sunshine, then pack your RV and head south of the border to Baja California, Mexico. San Felipe, a quaint fishing village on the eastern coast of the peninsula, has quickly become a favorite destination for RV enthusiasts and snowbirds